RemiLore: Lost Girl in the Lands of Lore - Nintendo Switch

I've played Diablo on my switch and I'll get that game again on switch but it's not a game I need to play right now, that being said, a diablo meet anime theme'd rogue dungeon game is what I need to kill a few hours. Dying is part of the progression as you keep weapons and skills meaning that you can get better and better until you finally beat a stage (first few you'll breeze right through anyway) and it's such a relief and sense of accomplishment with games like these, if you like games in the genre it's a must get, anime theme and cute Japanese voices all a plus along with a solid story.

The easiest way for me to describe this game in general, is that it's a callback to top-down arcade style dungeon crawling. Except of being dark and grungy, it's full of color and rather playful when it comes to the script. There are some rpg elements in it but not enough to really make you think hard about a decision. Nicalis in general has to be praised for their work since their first run of these games give you physical rewards. Not only is there a physical manual but the other goodies included are nice to see as well. Usually physical rewards are limited to a collector's edition.

RemiLore is a fun game, for a while. It stops being fun when you die and have to go back to the beginning. So far I haven't made it past the first act. I keep dying at the boss battle. I enjoy the game for the most part, but having to start at the beginning is incredibly frustrating. I do like that there are a ton of weapons to collect. I also like the humor and the story. Another good thing is the map layout and rooms change with each playthrough. That keeps it a but fresh when you have to start over. Despite being frustrating, I think this is a good game worth playing.

RemiLore is an action RPG for the Nintendo Switch. The game play is sound, and the graphics and music are both colorful and vibrant. My only complaint is that this game feels too short. It took me four hours to complete the game. Still if you are looking for an action RPG to play, give this a try. The "launch edition" of the game also features cool bonuses inside the case as well (one being a cleaning cloth.)

It's an isometric hack and slash game that is entertaining. There are plenty of weapons to discover and you play along, it is, however, a short game. At best you will probably get 5-6 hours out of it as there are only around 4 levels. The price is a bit high for what you get. Probably should be at least $29 if not a $19 game. If you want to jump in on this one best to wait for at least a $10 price drop

this is a fun game to kill time. original Japanese voice acting is on great although the conversation between characters does carry on while I try to dodge enemies attack, so unless you understand English or can read subtitles while playing you're going to miss their banters and jokes. controls are responsive and graphics are nice and sounds are good what more can be said...but a well polish game.

Game is relatively short, but that's not a bad thing in this case. There are some in-game achievements which are incentives to replay, and it's easy to do so given the length of the stages and overall game. There are fun spells in the game, but the standout here are some of the ridiculous weapons! What's better than destroying your enemies with a giant ice cream bar??

The game is so awesome. I like the procedurally generated dungeons. The artwork and the graphics are great. I am enjoying my play through. It only has local co-op which is a shame. But I highly recommend it. You can use different weapon types, spells and upgrade items. Give this game a chance.